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How do I Backup all data in 'Microsoft Outlook 2000 SP-1 Corporate or Workgroup'?

[Deleted User] · 2005-05-03 22:03:29

I am formatting my HD and need to backup all data. I think it is as simple as exporting all folders as a Personal Folder File (.pst). The information, especially contacts, is very important to me though. Can I then import the Personal Folder File to Outlook in Office 2003?

03-05-2005 11:03pm

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I am formatting my HD and need to backup all data. I think it is as simple as exporting all folders as a Personal Folder File (.pst). The information, especially contacts, is very important to me though.

Can I then import the Personal Folder File to Outlook in Office 2003?

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#2 04-05-2005 9:39pm

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I backup all my emails, contacts etc...basically everything contained in your personal folder to a .pst file.

This can then be imported back in to outlook. dont know if it will work with outlook 2003, but it should. a pst file, is a pst file afterall.

Dara.

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#3 04-05-2005 9:43pm

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it'll will work with 2003! just make sure everything you want is in the pst before you format - if you just have the 1 pst it'll be [mailbox-<username>] on top which sould be empty and [outlook today-personal folders] which should have all your stuff in it..

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